„What if“: how constantly looking back at the past destroys your present and future
Each of us at some point in life has asked ourselves: “What if…?” However, for some people, such questions become a way of life.
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Asta Meschino revealed how she takes care of her health: “I ask myself this question every day”
Menstruation, intimate health, menopause, hormonal changes, poor sleep, or constant stress – topics that accompany women daily, yet in the public space still…
“Know who you can write to”: 5 tips every student should know
Not all young people count the days until meeting their classmates. For some, the new school year means a pleasant return, for others – anxiety about lessons, relationships in the class, or…
Liver enlargement: what symptoms should cause concern?
Liver enlargement or hepatomegaly is a condition where the liver is larger than usual. This condition can be a sign of various health problems, such as infections, liver diseases, sh…
You attribute it to fatigue and stress? The doctor named when feeling unwell is a warning sign
Tension, intense work pace, and fatigue – these reasons are often attributed to feeling unwell, and we postpone a visit to the doctor until the symptoms become unbearable….
In childhood, it seemed like a punishment, but now it soothes: explained why it happens
In childhood, tidying the room, washing dishes, or weeding seemed to many like the most boring possible chore. However, as adults, some people notice something unexpected: it is precisely such…
People dominated by the past: when can nostalgia become a problem?
90s bands are coming to Lithuania one after another, childhood-evoking products are reappearing on store shelves, and the clothes and aesthetics of that era are experiencing another wave of popularity…
Think that one glass of wine is no big deal? Find out how alcohol affects your body in different decades
“Drink in moderation” is advice we often hear. According to the 2020–2025 Dietary Guidelines for Americans, moderate alcohol consumption is defined as no…
Less common than Lyme disease, but much more dangerous: doctors warn about tularemia
Ticks have long been known as carriers of various dangerous diseases. Although many first associate them with Lyme disease or tick-borne encephalitis, specialists warn that ticks…
“Cocktail of cortisol” just smoke and mirrors? Doctor warns about hidden diseases
Recipes for “cortisol cocktails” are rapidly spreading on social networks, promising better well-being. Orange juice, coconut water, a pinch of salt, sometimes magnesium – it is claimed,…
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